Sentence examples for enjoyable start from inspiring English sources

Anyway, this was a very enjoyable start to the solving week, and even the relatively light word count (72 versus the typical 78 for a Monday) didn't detract from the fill.

As sung by Aimée Cucchiaro, a continual delight as a series of generic victims, as well as an aspiring fashion designer named Pixie, this clever ditty kicks things off to an enjoyable start.

After a terrifically enjoyable start, the Twilight series is settling into a somewhat predictable groove, with its tragi-romantic motif of not having sex becoming a bit gimmicky and worn.

There's no doubt that they're off to a solidly enjoyable start.

In contrast, Brad Trechak of TV Squad felt that the "Elementary School Musical" was an enjoyable start to the twenty-second season of the series, and retorted that the appearances of Clement and McKenzie was the highlight of the episode.

Most main courses were enjoyable, starting with a meaty Alaskan halibut gift-wrapped in paper-thin salty Serrano ham; the ham's saltiness seemed to accentuate the gentle flavors of the fish.

If you're at all interested in Kurzweil, the Singularity, initiatives like Google's Calico or visionary technologists like Elon Musk, Humans 3.0 provides an accessible, enjoyable starting point that avoids some of the fawning and complexity of other futurist texts.

It may not be quite as good as Hairspray (it lacks that show's lovely, double-bluffing libertarian dimension), but it's ridiculously enjoyable from start to finish and camp peroxide-perfection in terms of its showbiz roots.

To some, the idea of whipping up a delicious dinner sounds relaxing and enjoyable from start to finish.

All of which begs the question: What caused something that used to feel so comfortable and enjoyable to start causing me anxiety instead?

When learning to cook, it's often most enjoyable to start with the recipes that you enjoy the most.